Shu Yamino Clears Every Level of Sausage-Flipping Game in a Three-Hour Stream

NIJISANJI — Shu Yamino, a member of Nijisanji EN’s Luxiem group, finished every level of the physics game A Weird Game About Sausage on Monday, ending a run that stretched over more than three hours of a nearly 200-minute stream. After the last level fell, he said he was done with the game and had beaten every level.

The stream opened with Shu working through the stage themes one by one. Around the one-hour mark he said the brick wall stage was the last one he had not cleared, after the anteater stage, and the anteater took up much of the stream. He later said he had spent roughly three earlier streams failing at the brick wall. He cleared it about two hours and 35 minutes in, saying he was happy, and the game then opened a set of extra levels and a trophy.

“I’m done with a weird game about sausage.” — Shu Yamino, after finishing the game

On the last level, Shu noted that the game had counted his sausage flips up to that point at 5,662. He cleared the level at about three hours and five minutes, and chat filled with congratulations. Between attempts he talked about travel plans in Europe, algorithms on short-video platforms, and a running joke in chat over the numbers 67 and “GG easy,” which he said he felt was starting to replace it.

A side story ran through the middle of the stream: YouTube was cropping his broadcast into a vertical format for its Shorts feed, and Shu said the cropped view usually showed little more than a cursor and the occasional flying sausage. Late in the final stages he realized the vertical view was finally showing the game and told viewers they had tuned in at exactly the right moment.

Asked about his next game, Shu mentioned Deltarune and Persona 5 Royal but settled on neither. He said he wanted to stream again the next day, with the time to be announced on Twitter and a waiting room on YouTube. Fifteen paid messages came in during the stream.